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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

STARVATION IN LABRADoR.-Dr. De Martfgny, the
canadian government inspector OF prisons, who
has Just returned to Ottawa from Labrador nd
the west coast OF Newfoundland, reports to the
government that terrible destitution prevails all
along the coast, and he does not see how the un-
fortunate people will exist through the coming
winter unless assistance Is sent to them before
navigation closes. They have exhausted their
creolt with the merchants, who rely on the Usher
les Tor payment for advances made during the
summer months, and, as the fisheries during the
they find themselves hOpelessly In debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

N6W 1OrK Sun.
Pyramus and Thisbe are outdone by Spies and
Miss Van Zandt. These Chicago anarchs have a
beautifully symbolical method OF oscillation. The
woman kisses the outside OF the prison bars, and
hearts, held apart by the snewy hands OF the
law; and this Kiss takes, so to speak, the motto
lOZenge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

ILLEGAL EXPENDITURES BY GEN. BOUIANcR
Az the sitting OF the French budget committee yes
,er1ay n; Cavagnac stated that Gen. Boulanger
francs for clothing for the territorial reserves
This expenditure, n. Cavagnac said had NOT men
therefore ILLEGAL. 7 - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15
TRYINa TO SAVE THE ANARCHIsrs.-Gen. Pry

TRYING TO SAVE THE ADMINISTRATOR. Pryor,
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, Capt. Black, and Mr..
solomon, counsel for the Chicago anarchists, be-
gan consultation yesterday at Gen Pryor's ONCE
In New York city. They will meet daily until
about next Thursday, when they expect to have
their case ready TO lay before the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Tucker said after yesterdays consultation:
ave have the record with US and are more than
pleased with the work so far accomplished in the
case. Tomorrow our printing presses will be put
70 work, and on some day next week we will 60 to
Washington TO argue the appeal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

SUICIDE OF 4 PRSONHR.--Alfred Janicke. AGED
twenty-five years, was arrested In New YORK Wa.
neSday evening, charged with dfspostng on lew.
etry, valued at $500, belonging TO his employer
Gutilo Armeny, q Jeweler, and approprtattnQ IL 70
his own uses When arrested Janicke asked II he
could De admitted TO bail, and then went Quietly
with the detective and the complainant TO police
headquarters Al the head OF the stairs leading To
the detective office Janicke suddenly pulled OUT
revolver and shot himself. He died before An am
bulance could reach headquarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15


There was an exciting political contest the other
day at Lake City, Fla, between the liquor men
and the temperance folks, and the former were in
fair way 10 carry the election, owing largely to
the work OF popular young citizen. Four tenn
perance girls determined to capture him, and they
did II. one OF them asked him to step behind the
courthouse, that she might tell him secret, and
the Others followed with four chairs. In these the
conSplratorS seated themselves so closely around
the young man that he could not get out without
using force. ana, being too gallant to do this, he
was kept prisoner until the polls closed and the
temperance people had won the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

THE Son OF WV. R TRAvERs DEMENTED-Surro-
sase moians: IN New York, yesterday, appointed
ers, the demented son OF the late William r. Tray.
ers, VINO, with his mother, Marie L Traverx was
mane executor OF the will. Mrs.. Trayers then
asked for the removal OF her son as executor and
presented the certificate OF DR.. j. H. Curtis to Jhe
euect mat her son Is mentally incapable The
guardian consented TO the removal OF Young Tray
ers. ana an order was issued to that effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

TIE Amy or THE PoTOXAC AND faB MRADB
SrAfUK.-The Society Of the Army Of the Potomac
Will attend the unwilling OF the equestrian statue
OF Gen. Meade In Paramount Park, Philadelphia,
on the 18th instant, and Will make It's head
quarters at the Lafayette Hotel, on Broad street,
where the members win assemble at 12 O'Clock. Il
Is expected that . very large number OF the men,
bers win be present 70 honor the memory OF their
old commander. The parade Of the military and
Grand Army OF the Republic Will form about 80
p. M, and march 70 the park, where there win be
appropriate ceremonies Including prayer and
singing, an address BY the mayor, and IN Grafton
BY Aajor-Gen. John Gfbbon, q. g. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

ANOTHER TELEPHONE Surr.-Suit was Instituted
In the United States Court at Little Rock, Ark,
Yesterday BY the Bell Telephone CO. against the
Edison patent, which plaintiffs own. has been In
frfnged upon by Defendants machines, and q per-
petual injunction Is asked. The case has been set
Tor trial November IL. St0rrow & Fish, OF Boston,
and kimball Mcclure, OF Little Rock, represent
the plaintiffs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

CORRUPT PRR6s CHNs0R.-The chief press
censor OF Russia has been dismissed from ONCE.
known publicist organized . trap for him. The
Jew solicited permission 70 publish new paper,
ana II was only after long negotiation and the
Rrnnted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15
r oUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5o,0oo

-We do hereby o>rtoy taat zoe rp~,ssr N o-rano--
efs for al the Monthly and Sent nnuai Drdgsnps o.
The Loutsfdnd Sdfe Lottery Company and On person
manage and control the Druriy0s th<nssxs ava thai
The same are conducted Ufth honesty, yar1ess
good Jdih totndrd az parties and the Cbsa.
pdny this certificate trh Ipc si>x on o,xr ssc-
tUres attached, IN Us adrertiscgnes.ts."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

WHY HE STRUCK THE MINIsTER.-In Camden, N.
D., Monday last, Capt. w. II. II. Waller, prom-
nent citizen, visited the residence Of the Rev.
Thoa A. Tid0ali, rector OF sc. Paul's ?. f. church,
lent blow in the face and then left 1t seems that
Mrs. Waller had complained that the minister ne
she went In company with the rector and hts wife,
and that Mr.. Waller was dissatisfied with Mr..
T1dDalls explanation, which was to the effect that
he had been sick In London, and II Mrs. Walters
sole object was sightseeing, 1t might have been
better for all concerned had she gone In some
other party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

WINNERS AT YESTERDAYS RACks-The winners
OF the races at Jerome Park yesterday were
Stuyvesant, Emperor OF Norfolk, TheOdOsiuS
Richmond, Rowland, and Wellington. At LatOnia:
Galatea, lrma II, Liantha, Alfred, and cleaner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

The Chicago stock Yards Co. was incorporated
yesterday with capital Of &C, 600 600. The com
transacted BY the Union Stock Yards and Transit
Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15
EIse CITY Markets.

The onIcisI Price Current OF the Washington
Produce Exchange says: The -four market Is with
out change. Demand Is good for choice samples OF
wheat; corn and oats steady. Receipts OF hay
only fair and demand good. strictly fresh-made
me qualities OF either creamery or dairy butter
meet Iairiy ready sale, with market tending 70
higher price. Held and OF grades remain ne
glected al almost nOi44lnal prices The egg mar
ket has ruled quiet ali the week and receivers have
been conservative Ia their views toward buyers
Receipts u poultry have been large, and market
further declined 10 inside quotations. generally.
Small turkeys have slow sale Apples In good
supply. his weather affects their keeping cOndi-
Ton ana prices are lower. Grapes plentiful, but In
good dcmdEd. ClesInuts IN light receipt and bet
ter demand Ali dried fguit arriving 1nds ready
sale. Timothy SEED Ia llght receipt anu good de-
mAn1- lrish potatoes, good variety and size,
hSafce and wanted sweets In better supply and
steldy. Onions scarce and higher.
NlKKIAGE LfcENsES.-Marrfags licenses have
pen issued u tte clerk or the court 20 Harry A..
oio"n and uei,.n T. Dennls; Frederick A. Mann
~ la bells Ctytlh. Daniel Il. Mccartney, q. \.
say, and Mary Virginia Barbour; Edmund NJ
S.exSa5 AMI Mary Wilson; Carrie Lonse ol
~Ah-ssas, Va, aud Carrie scIleiL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

Ta0UBLE FEARED AT PANAMA. civil engineer,
who has just returned to New York city nom Co
Ion, states that work on the Panama canal Is not
very active. Large numbers OF laborers are with
OUT WORK or money, and are unable 70 get away
great anxiety to the Merchants and respectable
Class II Is feared an outbreak may happen, and
some even fear repetition OF the scenes OF March,
1855. The American Government may again be
called upon TO save the Istnmian cities from de-
StructfOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

SAYS TEA DRINKING ID WORSE TRAN RUN
DRINKING.-At West chester, Pa, DR.. Ches-
ton Norris of Philadelphia, In his lecture Thurs
day evening before the Philosophical Society
on "FOOd and Drink" rather startled the
temperance people present by asserting that the
habit OF tea drinking caused more deaths than
that OF rum drinking. He argued that IL was the
leading promoter OF c0nsumptiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15
Love Plays q Part.
HOW IT FIGURED N TIE LIFE or 4 PROMINENT
ALBANY MERCHANT.

HOW IT FIGURED N TIE LIFE or PROMINENT
ALBANY MKRCnANr.
From the Albany Journal
Thirty-1ve years ago Nj. harrington Lodge Of
this city, was a resident OF St. JohnA Newfound-
land. Another resident OF the same city was
Miss Christine Graham. who was quite belle In
81. JOINS society. She was handsome and
accomplished, and much courted BY the
young men OF the place. Foremost among the
sui,oS los ner heart and hand were Mr.. Lodge
pretty Christie seemed to favor young Lodge the
most, put ne was poor, while the young scotch
sns he
hitting her station, did not press his SUIT and the
result was that Miss Chrissie was finally married
city, where he started in the knit-goods business
as clerk. He was saving and Industrious, and
soon became member Of the nrm OF Lodge. shel.
Mr. Lodge prospered and, although he sin held
to him forever, and some years ago was married
TO Miss Anna Scott, and established himself and
H
wife, two years ago. Meanwhile Mr.. and Mrs
Strachan many years ago had removed TO Ballarat
dence and where Mr.. Strachan had engaged In
business He accumulated a good fortune. and
DIED Few years ago, leaving his wife and several
About year ago Mrs. strachan learned from
her brother in Newfoundland where Mr.. Lodge
waS IoSoecu, anu mat ne was alone IN Tue WOrlO.
The old love that had existed when they romped
over tne rocks and hills OF their native
Town nao not died out OF her heart She
was wealthy and lonely, so she wrote TO him
suggesting that II the recollection OF the past
sun warmed his heart she would like to
hear from him. He answered the letter and cor
respoh9ence ensued, In the course OF which he
eucited an expression OF her desire TO come on ana
see him. ana her willingness to renew the old ties
ana marry him. He wrote back that II she was
ready TO accept the old man she should come on,
and ne would meet her at Buffalo.
Sne dld not hesitate, but arranging her anafrs,
started, july 1, on a journey OF 10000 miles 70
join the love OF her youth. She came by
way OF Auckland, New Zealand, sidney and the
Sahdwfch Islands to San Francisco by steamer
ana Thence by rail to Buffalo, where Sine arSlveo
on tuesday, and found Mr.. Lodge In walt.
my. Inc meeting can better be imagined
than described. He found her changed, It is
true. Thirty-fve years eject many changes
put IL was into a matronly, well-preServed
woman. who still retained a generous proportion
OF the beauty possessed by her In her girlhOed.
In him she found a still active and vigorous man,
with clear, brown eyes, an erect figure and the
nush on his cheek. They were at once quietly
married at leading hotel went TO Niagara Falls
Tor day or two, and yesterday they came tc
Albany, where the reunited lovers will continue tC
reside In Mr.. Lodges elegant residence on Hill
place. And who would not join In the wish that
their companionSh1p may be q long ana happy one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

A FINE ARRAY or Houses AND SERIES OF BRIL-
LIANT RACES ExrECTED-THE PROGRAM FOR DIE
FEEEST p.Ys-sTaBLEs THAT ARE ExPEcrED-N-
PKoyEMENTs AT TIE TRACK, BIC.
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~ ONE PRICE ONLY.
An elegant variety Of ladies' and kisses' Cloaks
Our Entire Second Floor devoted " saae Of LAdiss
Garmenta olA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
Y. and O reIcsranh Rumcr.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 1t is now
very generally believed here that the sale
Of the express company is not the last
deal of the Baltimore and Ohio Ra2Sl
way. Special dispatches from New York
render it conclusive to the minds Of
many prominent business men that the
telegraph system Of the company will
soon pass into other hands, if the
nege citation is net al1esdy concluded.
The impression also prevails that Mr.
Garrett is anxious TO dispose Of the road,
and Ga announcement a. aly time Will
not create any surprise here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
Mills.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MILLS, TEX Aug. 2e.-D: Beckton
was arrested by Sheriff Childs last Tues
day at E.khcrs in Anderson county,
charged with big&my AID the disposition
OF mortgaged property. lie was taken
before Esquire Hatcher, and, waving 90
examination, was placed under $3.50 bond
in each case for his appearance Saturday,
The Sheriff, believing the bond too light,
placed the prisoner in jslI. Beckton
came to Fairfield few months ego and
succeeded in marrying a respectable
young lady near town. He hsd not been
married but short while before Sheriff
Childs received warrants for his arrest
in two cases of bigsmy and disposing Of
mortgsged property. Beckton hearing Of
the report showed cut for parts unknown.
He returned, however, last Monday, after
his wife, and was making his escape when
Sheriff C5ild5 overnsuled the gentleman
and Bought him to trial
Ferry Dunbar and his son, IL Jail 81
fairfield for the murder OF Mr.. Green
Womacb, were taken out and spirited
away TO COrsicsns jsiI last week, the
sheriff fearing mob violence If kept longer
a. Fairfield.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. H. Governor
Gordon has received Information from
Dodge county Of cases Of brutality to
convict5. in Degrees camp which have
been uEearthed by the Dodge county
grand jury. At tat csUp, where fifty
conyicts worked, the supsrinten&ent's
name IS Bryant. One Of the convtcts
complained of being sick. With the
lash Bryan compelled hIm TO keep
at work until al losg the con
yict itu dead q his feet.
The grand jury indicted Bryant for mur-
der, but ne heard oi It a1d escaped.
Another case was thst OF { negro Who
escaped from camp. The guard went to
the cut below The station 10 intercept
lin. The negro came n sight and vas
shot dead The guard said he Matted the
negro End &c ran. This statement was
controyegtod oY the fact that al the shots
entered the breast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
johnson called to him to take his hand Of
his gun. As he continued to draw. john

Johnson called to him to take his hand off
his guu. As he continued to draw, Johr-
son flashed bis pistol from his pants leg
and being the quickest ftej tIe iir.t shot
although be was haTdl7 g sec0nd ahead.
His snot struck Cough n the l-ft breast,
passed through the lef. lung, coming ouc
near the right shoulder blade ana then
went clear through s partition OF the
saloon. The lights went out ct
the first ire and the shooting vas then
promiscuous. Cough fired three shots,
tie last one hitting Johnson in the right
foot SID inhicting FISH wound. John
cen hred tour times, but none but MS
first shot took effect. After the shooting
johnson staggered to the door ara fell
on the sidewalk. Cough, although shot
clear through, did not fell, but calmly
proceeded to reload MS gun. He was
conveyed home, ard is row lying il a
very critical condition. His physicians
consider the ohsnces doubtful for mis- re
covery. Johnson is s young mar, the
one who killed Gnstrsp in Abilene Two
years age, IOr which re IS still under bond
for trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
SUICIDE AT PALESTINE.

= Well Known Business Han Sheets Aim
sefin a Fit OF Dcspoadczcy.
Special to The Gazette
PALESTINE, TEN, Sept. AT o'clcCA
this afternoon Mr.. II. R1berson. living in
West Palestine, asked member OF the
family Tor some milk 20 take dose Of
medicine IN. IL poured Z powder in the
milk remarkjng, "this will finish me-
The cup WAS sn8tched away from MIN and
the paper was found marked poison. a
few minutes afterwards & pistol shot
rang out in the house and the family
RAINING 10 the room discovered the IN
fotaNnsys stretched on the floor dead
with a pistol shot through his brain. Mr..
Robertson vas 8 frst-clsss merchant, &
man with good habits and integrity, and
the only cause known for his act was
mental depression.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
Sale of fhn Rnitimore I1xprs.s.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 2l.-The an
nouncement OF the sale Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Express has created great tx
element here. There 1was q IumoC 8
week ago OF the proposed sale but no one
here gave 1t credit, the people having dis
missed all idcs OF a railroad deal Of any
kind. The bulletins are scanned by
thousands of people, snd on the floor of
the Corn snd Flour Exchanges nothing
else was thought or spoken Of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
FELL FIVE HUEDRED FEET.
"a HaIf Brad Indian Makes AZ Unsuccess
ful Balloon Ascension.

Iul Balloon ascension.
PRINCETON, Mo, Sept. AT the Mer-
Ger County Fair yesterday evening, Ran
dali BlskesleyI h0t-breed York Indian,
made balIocn ascension, hanging to e
trapez5 bar in the ascent. The balloon
shot up suddenly, giving Blakesley e Sc
we're wrench, ana he was unable to pull
himself On the bar, bat managed to hold
himself up Dy g loop which he had drawn
around his wrist. After travelling about
= mile and hali-resahing az altitude of
2009 feet-the balloon began to descend,
bit the poor fellows strength gave oU:
when within 500 feet OF the earth, his grip
relaxed and he fell to the earth, lighting
on his feet in p corndsld, his Thighs
being broken snd driven into She tcugk Of
his BODY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
The Excelient Qualities

OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Eigs, commend it to all who
suffer from haaitual constipation and kin
dred ills, Benign liquid form and pleas
ing to tae taste, harmless in its nature,
strengthening as well SIS cleansing in its
properties, it is easily taken by old and
young, and truly beneHcial in its effects,
and therefore the fagorise family remedy,
especially with the ladies' and children,
who require geaae yet effective laxa-
tive. For sale by Milton King, druggist,
Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
EAGLE PASS,
Ferry Busincss Open 40 Comp
looms NGiH DICss on Sunday.


looms Hgis. DIcss on Sunday.
Spccisl to The Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, TEx., Sapt. This
morning the ferry on the Piedras Negras
side Of the river was made frae Tor all
skiftmeo. 1t kss for some time been $
manepoly, sold annually by the municip,
4slity Of that town. Hereafter any skiff
man paying license cSn run his boat.
The case against c. \. Cunningham for
breaking the Sunday IsW resulted ia 2
verdict of guilty, and the defendant was
assessed SO and cosl. This Is the first
attempt made il Eagle Pass 10 enforce
the Sunday law. The saloons VIII close
uD hereafter.
The school board has appointed Misses
Bessie aid Nary Gillespie teac 7ers il the
puzzle schools and Professor Portmess Of
Nspa, Cal, End n Z. Dunlap Of Oli0
principal and assistant cl the boys
school
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
DTABObICAL Deed.
Three Boys Licked In a House by Fiends,
Who Rura the BIiidiGg

kHIoc ooEe i-ock2C Ia a house by EiendB,
who Rura the Building
HARRISON, MICH., Aug. IS The farm
ing community for miles moth of here is
terribly excited over the deed Of three
unknown men, presumably trsmps, who
yesterday afternoon visited The farm OF
Ben Slphon while he wns ct Harrison
trading, end locked his three young sons
up in III upper story OF the house, which
they set on tire. The children escaped by
jumping tom G window afser breaking
The glass. The house oyas burned to the
ground. Tie boys say that the men
watched the building SIS long as
they dared and threatened that if ms boys
broke out and escaped the flames they
would nave their throsts cut. The
wretches sre supposed to be persons who
had 3 grudge against Slphor. TIE PEG
pie are armed and securing the country
fOI the men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
A Good Batch Of Damage Suits

PEORIA, ILL. Sept. The first litiga-
ton growing out Of the Chatsworth hor-
ror cropped out to-day in the shape of
nineteen damage suits sggregstirg sl27,-
500, which were begun in the Circuit
court. Ten are for 5000 each, all death
cases. The others are for Injuries in
various sums, reaching in one instance
IN 500 nm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
SHOOTING AT COLORADO,
A Deputy United States Marshal is Shot
Through the Left Lung.


Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, Sept. IA shooting
scrape which viii probably have fatal
termination occurred in Colorado last
night, in which W. D. Cough, deputy
United States marshal, and John Johnson
were the principals. Cough had been
drinking and, SIS is reported,
abusing some parties of the
town. Johnson entered the saloon
and as he came in the door Cough SAID
"Is there another Of them" Johnson
made 81 inquiry Sc to what he meant and
further remarks led to 6 quarrel and
weapons were drawn. An eye witness
informs your reporter that Cough com
menced to draw his pistol first ard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

HUDSON, WIS, Sept The officers OF
the Hudson Building and Loan Associa-
ton have just discovered 8 shortage of
nearly SO, 600 in the accounts CT the late
7. Il. Harvey, VINO was secretary OF the
association. As the stockholders are Tor
the most part work people, clerks, teach-
ers, end others, the loss Will be E ses
riOus blow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
Nightmare,

Sick headache, depression OF spirits and
want OF ambition are symptoms of dis
eased liver. The lungs, stomach and
bowels are sll in sympAthy. Life is only
living death. De. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery acts upon the torpid
liver, ard efectuEhy removes all these
dill ;ulties aud disorders. Nervous feel
ings, gloomy lord odings and irritaoility
of temper aII disappear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 1t was reported
in Grand Army Republic circles in King
county to-day that Major General Henry
Slocum had declared his intention of net
attending the national department en-
campment to be held in ST. Louis in
September. He would not accept the
position OF commander unless it Wsa
rendered MIN unanimously. ss 8s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

Prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi-
ness, nausea, Constipation, pain in the
side, guarantsed to those using Cartar's
Little LiyexhAls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02

heal h bY dfipkinE nnppre Wager. add ten to
" Q" " or2ts OF AgaOsture BtI4ers to seYery
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